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The Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets [CIEBA]
Sept. 17, 2008
Excerpt: [CIEBA] members have identified several areas of concern in the proposed regulation and we encourage the Department to revisit these issues prior to finalizing the regulation.
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Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets [CIEBA]
Oct. 5, 2005
5 pages. Excerpt: In the spring of 2005, the Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets (CIEBA) asked its members - chief investment officers of many of the nations' largest corporate pension plans - to respond to a survey on the impact of proposed changes to rules governing defined benefit pension plans and how these changes could affect pension plans and the workers and retirees in those plans.
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Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets [CIEBA]
July 29, 2020
"CIEBA continues to believe that DOL should re-evaluate the Five Part Test, which was issued well before the proliferation of 401(k) plans. Those who market and recommend rollovers to plan participants should be fiduciaries under ERISA, and the Five Part Test should make it much more clear that rollover providers are almost invariably acting as fiduciaries in the context of the rollover."
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Association for Financial Professionals [AFP]; Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets [CIEBA]
Jan. 25, 2010
21 page PowerPoint Presentation. Excerpt: On December 8, 2009, CIEBA members testified before the PBGC Advisory Board on the state of defined benefit plan investments and the challenges they face in the current funding environment[.]
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Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets [CIEBA]
July 13, 2006
5 pages; May 31, 2006. Excerpt: Piecemeal Accounting Reform -- Pension accounting is, by its nature, complex. While it may appear that Phase I represents a 'simple' movement of information from the notes to the balance sheet, it is a major change. Such an action seems premature and counterproductive when the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) indicated that it will undertake a comprehensive review of pension accounting, including measurement issues.
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The Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets [CIEBA]
Apr. 30, 2020
"While we applaud the swift action that Congress took in response to the pandemic under the CARES Act to provide a slightly delayed due date for pension contributions and the action taken recently by the [PBGC] to extend deadlines for upcoming PBGC premium payments, additional Congressional action is urgently needed ... to extend the current funding stabilization rules to provide more consistent and reasonable minimum required pension contribution obligations for single-employer plans."
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Association for Financial Professionals [AFP]
Dec. 16, 2007
"The Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets (CIEBA) urges you to support a delay in implementation of the new funding rules required by the Pension Protection Act (PPA) until final guidance is available."
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American Benefits Council; Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets [CIEBA]
Feb. 16, 2011
8 pages. "With respect to the derivatives title of Dodd-Frank, there is one issue, however, that is dwarfing all others: timing. The agencies are attempting to perform a complete restructuring of a nearly $600 trillion market with rules developed over a few months. It simply is not possible to do that in a way that takes into account all relevant factors."
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American Benefits Council; Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets [CIEBA]
Oct. 18, 2011
13 pages. "[C]ertain proposed regulations affecting ERISA plans could have very adverse effects on plans, none of which were intended by Congress."
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Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets [CIEBA]
June 26, 2008
5 pages. Excerpt: As the chief investment officers for 110 major private-sector retirement plans, CIEBA members recognize the desirability of increased transparency and comparability in the financial statements of public companies. However, we posit that the proposals contained in this FSB will not lead to a meaningful increase in transparency and may reduce comparability.
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